eKarera
Step 1 in planning your race

Create your race page early.

You don’t need to have everything finalized. Start with the details you know, claim your eKarera link and QR, then update the same page as your plans develop.

✓Start now, finish later. Your public link and QR stay the same even when you update the event details.
1

About your race

Start with the information racers need to identify the event.

ekarera.com/
This is your race's unique web address (sometimes called a “slug”). Choose something short and easy to remember. For example: ekarera.com/jacks2027, ekarera.com/manilanightrun, or ekarera.com/metrofpv. Use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only. Your chosen link is subject to availability.
Optional. Use the name racers normally use for this type of event.
Suggested: 2–5 sentences.
JPG, PNG or WEBP. This image becomes the main image on your race page.
2

Categories & distances

Add only the choices racers actually need to see. These can be distances, classes or competition categories.

3

Race-day schedule

Optional. Add the important times racers should know.

4

Registration

Tell racers how they can join this event.

You may enter a range if fees vary by category.
5

Organizer details

We need reliable contact information for event verification and participant communication.

Registration notifications will be sent here when applicable.
Required for event verification. Not shown publicly unless you allow it.
6

Event verification

If your event already has a public announcement, give us the link. If not, that's okay.

eKarera may randomly verify listings or contact the organizer if something looks unusual.
7

Important notes

Optional rules, reminders or race-day instructions.

I confirm that I am the organizer or am authorized by the organizer to submit this event. I understand that eKarera may remove misleading, fraudulent, prohibited or inappropriate listings.
No account required. We’ll email you a private organizer link so you can update the page later.
Demo: continuing opens the sample published-page screen, where the organizer receives the permanent race URL, QR and private update-link instructions.